Sentence examples for editor started from inspiring English sources

They were cute until every fashion editor started wearing them. 5. Huge monographs.

Karen Foley, the publisher and editor, started Imbibe to fill a void.

"Condi Eyes Return," read the headline, "but in What Role?" Within hours, the letters to the editor started coming in.

Mr. Toscani, who was Benetton's creative director, and Tibor Kalman, the graphic designer who was the magazine's editor, started Colors under the fairly new rubric of multiculturalism.

White — who has been acclaimed as one of America's most important photographers, and who was undoubtedly an influential teacher, writer, and editor — started out as a botany major, and his beginnings show.

And ever since one former Shortlist editor started arranging her bleach-blonde tresses into a rockabilly beehive, hairlines rose as surely and steadily as dough during an episode of Bake Off.

This columnist finds that, whenever his editor starts yapping, his mind focuses on the following subjects.

It's my fervent hope that the Times' incoming public editor starts her tenure by asking some extremely pointed questions.

The hero everyone knows was Bernard Kilgore, the Journal's brilliant editor starting in 1941 and, later, Dow Jones' chief executive until 1965.

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The "Internet's managing editor" starts every morning by first dropping his kids off at the bus stop and then winding in from Marin to his office in the City.